WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was chatting with a pal recently, and we discussed this vision from the 1990s, on potential futures of humanity. Unsurprisingly, the “Ecotopia” vision is the most popular with the public, as people once again demonstrate that they cannot even imagine abundance. That so-called Star Trek vision is not quite the Fifth Epoch, but is on the way there. I called it “addicted to scarcity” in the past, but perhaps a more accurate way to say it is that people are addicted to their scarcity-based frameworks, as that helps them survive.

For the record, Greer is aware of my work, but considers it too academic. Well, he is right, as far as the public at large, or even the crowd that he attracts, but I don’t seek to engage them. I know that I seek freaks, who are at less than one-in-a-thousand in the general population, and I know what they have in common.

As I reflected once again on what I am doing, what I am trying to help my readers understand is really pretty succinct, which is to understand:

• The role that energy has always played;
• What the potential impact of free energy is (even more optimistic than that Star Trek option in that paper);
• That free energy technology already exists.

That seems pretty simple, right? But almost nobody on Earth can get there, and the past 35 years of my life have been witnessing the myriad ways that people fail to understand, and for the rare people who do, they tend to fly off in all sorts of unproductive directions, many of which are life-wrecking and life-shortening in this milieu. This is like a cat-herding exercise.

When these kinds of conversations happen, and I don’t have them that often, I reflect on my preposterous journey. To one degree or another, everybody in my pantheon realized that they were on some kind of special assignment. We cared when almost nobody around us did. We tried to do the right thing when almost everybody around us either ran and hid or assisted the gangsters that were taking us out. That was when most of us woke up, not from reading radical literature and the like. It is one of the loneliest feelings on Earth.

My awakening process began when I was 12, and a voice in my head led me to into business, to Mr. Professor, and to Dennis. Within two years of my meeting Dennis, the CIA was offering him a billion dollars to go away, and Mr. Mentor was the technical brain behind the operation. I have never even heard of another story that was remotely as crazy as that one. When events like that happen, over and over and over again, as far as my life goes, I know that there is a lot more happening than meets the eye, and I have called my unseen influences my “friends.” They almost certainly intervened when I mortgaged my life to give Dennis a snowball’s chance, and the biggest miracle that I ever witnessed then happened.

Oh, how challenging it is to walk a path like that, and my ego has had its challenges over the years, as I got battered this way and that. In my old age, I am about one thing: helping the Fifth Epoch manifest, and everything else is noise.

When I look back at my life, and events such as Jim’s passing can make me more reflective than usual, I find some of it hard to believe, and I lived it, so I am sympathetic to those who doubt and deny my journey, and those of my fellow travelers. As I recently thought about my ridiculous journey, an aspect of it hit me with new relevance. I now realize that I was groomed from childhood to be faced with the reality that history’s most transformative technology is older than I am. I have not heard of anybody else getting the show that my friend did (his “invitation” to the show was being kidnapped), being invited to meet with Sparky Sweet was also a highly rare event, and they were dumped on my doorstep by the participants. How bizarre is that? I didn’t even ask for it. It just came with the territory of my journey. Perhaps more than any other events, they were evidence of my friends at work.

In my old age, I have come to peace with all of that, and realize that this is why I am here. It gets me out of bed in the morning, and I don’t believe in regrets, although I could have done far better in my life, as it has been one long exercise of muddling through. Getting the people I seek over that hump of understanding, and then getting them to help me make a dent, and in a way that does to not unduly put any of us at risk, is all that I seek to do with my remaining years.

Back to essay work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

One challenge of being a comprehensivist is that the study never ends. When I study subjects, I often end up daisy-chaining across many topics, and read far more material than I originally intended, for writing on a topic. It is a good thing that I am a learning junkie. This RFK, Jr., book is turning into one of my classic rabbit-hole exercises. It will become a source for the fair hearing essay that I am working on. Kennedy’s book on Fauci will be part of his legacy. I am currently reading the child experiment chapter of Kennedy’s book, and not only is Fauci and crew compared to the Nazis, but today’s medical establishment is, too, as not only nobody in American medicine complained about human experiments on minority orphans, mainly blacks and Latinos, and the developmentally disabled, but various leading voices openly justified them. In that light, hiring the Nazis was just part of the scene, as the Nazi human experimenters were aligned with American medical ethics.

As somebody who has long written about the medical racket, the parallels of Fauci and Fishbein are stunning. They both were the leading quacks of their respective centuries, both played the face of American medicine, and the medical racket has indeed gone global, abetted by “philanthropists” such as Bill Gates. It going to take quite a while for me to digest everything in Kennedy’s masterpiece, and it will certainly be reflected in my fair hearing essay, as well as when I update the medical racket essay in a few years. I have also decided to write a little more about the medical racket when I update my big essay. To say that Kennedy’s book is quite a read is understating the case. It is a landmark work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Briefly, to my recent post on visions of the future, a pal sent me a post from a financial blogger, here. It reflected a pretty good understanding of that first issue that I am trying to help my readers achieve. There are many financial bloggers with a good understanding of energy and economy, and even energy and life-and-ecosystems. For those who develop an energy-centric, comprehensive awareness, that is really the hard part, intellectually. The rest is not so difficult, at least conceptually. My second point – what the potential of abundant and harmless energy is – is really not so hard to understand, if that energy-centric, comprehensive awareness is developed. Practically everything in my vision of the Fifth Epoch is an easily foreseeable outcome of the arrival of free energy. So, what’s the problem?

The problem is that, especially for the “smart,” people fail to understand how the world really works. The “smart” usually drank too deeply at the well of orthodoxy during their journeys. They tend to treat science as a religion, and usually are Level 3s if the subject of free energy comes up. They simply are not worldly enough, and that really is the problem, but it always comes down to my journey’s primary lesson. People get comfortable with their scarcity-based belief systems, which help them get fed, and they stay there for the rest of their lives. In a word, they have not yet awakened, and don’t even want to – they just want to muddle through their lives and temporarily sate their addictions. They have to go out there and try to make a dent, in a way that really matters, in which they cross the lines of orthodoxy, and then they might awaken. But few people on Earth are brave or foolish enough to try that.

This is just a variation of the same old story that I have been seeing since the 1980s. Almost nobody wants to own the world they live in, as people prefer to live like victims instead of creators. That is really the root issue, IMO, but try to act like a creator in a world of scarcity and fear – that is no easy trick. I think that that is the great challenge in front of all of us, and what we are here to learn.

In order to get past Level 3 dogma and denial, a person needs to get some experience on the high road. People don’t need to do it in the free energy milieu, as that is the highest-abrasion field of all. But they need to do something that opens their eyes to reality, not the one presented by the media and authorities, which is pure propaganda, particularly in these “pandemic” days. As I have noted, everybody in my pantheon, to one degree or another, had that journey.

So, while I have a lot of respect for people who do the dive to understand the role of energy on Earth, it is not enough. If they can learn that material without imbibing too much of the Kool-Aid, then maybe they can get there. Few ever do, but the people that I seek need to try, and I am here to help them.

Best,

Wade

[avid]

Thank you Wade.
My parents always complained I was asking ‘why’ from being a toddler to being an adult throughout their conservative existence, and challenged authority, was always a loner in my early life, farming help, animals, local biology and being part of a creative industry, lecturing etc, and this hasn’t really changed despite long relationships, which in the end I prefer my own company, nature, and learning from afar. So your posts are refreshing. Thanks again. Much appreciated.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Avid:

If I may be so bold, you recognize your journey in mine, and that keeps you hanging around. I have always been very frank about my journey, and that was largely intended to attract the people who will recognize their journeys in mine. All of the scientific and scholarly stuff is also important, but the people I seek see it as ancillary. It is necessary, but it is not nearly as important as caring and being awake, which only comes from experience, not science and scholarship.

Best,

Wade

[avid]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi Avid:

If I may be so bold, you recognize your journey in mine, and that keeps you hanging around. I have always been very frank about my journey, and that was largely intended to attract the people who will recognize their journeys in mine. All of the scientific and scholarly stuff is also important, but the people I seek see it as ancillary. It is necessary, but it is not nearly as important as caring and being awake, which only comes from experience, not science and scholarship.

Best,

Wade

I was awakened many years ago, alternative therapy practitioner as well as lecturer to enabler rather than ‘dictator’. My students won awards due to themselves, just self-belief, and I loved them all. I love the alternative viewpoint, your committment to goals, and dedication. I am not science nor scholarship, just an ordinary human being trying to forge their way through a strange existence at the moment, and ‘kicking against the pricks’.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As a coda to my recent post on what I am trying to help my readers understand, I really should have added one more point, which is why free energy technology is on the planet today but sequestered from public awareness and use, and how I think we can get there. That is arguably two points, but they are related.

The number one reason, with a bullet, why we don’t enjoy the benefits of free energy today is my journey’s primary lesson. Everything else pales to insignificance. The technical feat of bringing free energy to the world for an independent effort is not a big hurdle (it won’t be done in garages ), but the independent efforts have never had much support, and the organized suppression has been formidable. A comprehensive perspective helps understand why no independent effort has ever been successful. There are myriad reasons for that, and they always redound on integrity and sentience, or the lack thereof, every time.

If those understandings are not reached, eager newcomers can run into the meat grinder in numerous ways, by running out and telling their social circles the good news, thinking that they can beseech the seats of wealth and power, the “good guys,” the “philanthropists,” and the like, and none of those hazards have anything to do with the GCs. Most eager newcomers crash their ships on those shoals, while the GCs never need to lift a finger, as they look on in amusement, ensconced in their invisible citadels.

This is the area where I can help the most, as I have been there and then some. Inexperience and naïveté in this milieu can be life-wrecking and life-shortening.

Best,

Wade

[Ernie Nemeth]

Wade, in your opinion, do you feel that it might now be possible to reach more people?

Since this pandemic is making everyone question the official narrative, and as we watch cancel culture and the communists attempt to demonize the west and the white race (which, very much like the black race, is not a race at all), it seems people will soon be ready for a whole lot of truth bombs...

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ernie:

I am currently reading Kennedy’s devastating book, and people are certainly being reached by it. It is at the top of the bestseller lists today (today it is number one at Amazon and number three at Barnes and Noble, which I just looked up). So, more are waking up, but they have to learn where the leverage points are, and free energy is the big one. I have a number of circles in my life, and one of them is comprised of people who came to me through my public writings, particularly after 9/11. It is not a huge circle, but it is a rewarding one. Several came through Avalon. But, the general public seemed to be driven further into slumber – at least, that is what I saw in the USA.

Waking up to the medical racket is good work, but it is only a facet of what is happening. I doubt that the public in general will begin to awaken before the Fifth Epoch arrives. Making the Fifth Epoch happen is the Big One, and the rest is noise.

So, sure, more people are awakening, here and there. This “pandemic” has obviously been in everybody’s face, so you might expect that more will begin to wake up. We’ll just see about that. It puts pressure on me to get my writing done.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I will finish RFK Jr.’s book before long, and will be writing about it for some time. I will give it its own thread. It is the most important book that I have read in a long, long time. It is not just relevant regarding this “pandemic,” but I may end up referring to Fauci’s reign as Medical Racket, 2.0. Fishbein ran 1.0, which was largely founded by John D. Rockefeller, whom Bill Gates fashioned his “philanthropy” after.

I don’t want to get too far ahead of myself, but the key to understanding any and all of the rackets is understanding conflicts of interest. Ed and Noam’s Propaganda Model is a conflict-of-interest model. Fauci’s reign has been one big conflict of interest, and today’s medical racket is riddled with conflicts of interest, from top to bottom. Fauci himself has raked in millions from patents that he owns on drugs he “invented,” and he ran the approval process for his own drugs, which have been proven ineffective and even murderous.

In Kennedy’s book, he made the case that Fauci has committed multiple genocides, first with hundreds of thousands of gay American men, and then on poor sub-Saharan Africans, millions of whom have been guinea pigs in drug tests so deadly that Fauci wouldn’t dare try them on Americans, and Bill Gates has been right in the middle of that. It is about as dark as I have looked at, and that is saying something. The Nazi human experimenters have got nothing on Fauci and friends. Fauci’s minions would describe their experimental subjects as “volunteers,” but when the details were looked at, the “volunteers” were less than four days old. Fauci ran an operation in American orphanages, subjecting black and Latino children to deadly human experiments, and the children were buried in mass graves. Glad that I no longer drink!

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I just finished RFK Jr.’s book on Fauci. I took 907 notes, which is by far a record for any book that I ever read. I’ll be writing about his book for the rest of the year, most likely. I made a separate thread in my forum for it. I’ll go through the book, chapter-by-chapter, with my comments, but a little preamble is in order.

The book only reinforced and updated my views on the medical racket, but it really comes down to my introduction of my medical racket essay, which I wrote in the 1990s. It is a conflict of paradigms. One is male-oriented, interventionist, violent, lucrative, and arises from a distrust of our biology. The other is female-oriented, gentle, oriented around prevention, and trusts our bodies to take care of themselves, if we give them what they need.

There is no credible evidence that any of these medical interventions work, if by working we mean extending the lives of the patients or improving their health:

• Attack-the-tumor cancer treatment;
• Bypass surgery;
• Statin therapy;
• Vaccination;
• Fluoridation;
• Nearly all drug therapies.

But they are all lucrative. There was a similar playbook used for all of them, to make them into something inflicted on the public. Eliminate processed food, and virtually all Western diseases vanish. But processed food and other addictive substances (tobacco and alcohol in particular) create the patients for those interventions listed above. If everybody on Earth ate whole food, had clean water, sanitation, practiced good hygiene, exercised regularly, and the like, everybody would live to be 100 and be healthy the whole way. But there are huge interests that feed off of misery and death, and Kennedy’s book is about many of them.

Anthony Fauci is the book’s focus, but it is far larger than just him. Fauci is merely the bureaucrat who is the public face of the huge evil enterprise, like Morris Fishbein was in the first half of the 20^th century. If it wasn’t those guys, it would have been somebody else. It is the system that is evil, and there are many like Fauci who happily sell their souls to it. Fishbein and Fauci are just gangsters who played their roles in immense enterprises. Bill Gates is also prominent in Kennedy’s book. Gates is to the 21^st century medical racket what the Rockefellers were to the 20^th century, and their agendas have been surprisingly similar. Oh, is it ugly. This will be quite a ride.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I recently wrote, the basics of Global Warming are easy to understand, but the basics of biology aren’t. The absorption of photons by molecules is really about all that anybody needs to know on the basics of Global Warming. It is very simple. But what happens in the average cell in my body is so bewilderingly complex that today’s science has barely begun to unravel its mysteries. We know almost nothing at all about how biology operates. Scientists have identified cellular processes, organs, and systems (circulatory, nervous, endocrine, immune, etc.), but how they all interact to make life happen is far, far beyond the reach of today’s science, and it is the wise scientist who admits it.

My previous post on the barbarities of Western medicine is an example of how poorly biology is understood. None of those treatments are effective, they manage symptoms at most and never deal with the underlying conditions, which seem to always be about insulting the body with processed food and poisons, many of which are voluntary, such as alcohol and cigarette smoke, to achieve a temporary high. Westerners are a bunch of addicts, of one kind or another. IMO, that is what a world of scarcity and fear looks like, as people try to briefly escape their misery, but make things worse.

If people study the rise of the germ theory of disease, they will come away disgusted, as men, almost always men, fought in battles over priority and building empires over their findings, which were invalid and fraudulent often enough. I grew up with the medical racket in full swing, with books banned, companies snuffed out by the racketeers, etc. Ed wrote about junk science in the media, and that is just the tip of the iceberg.

All of the rackets operate similarly, and as personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity, all of the rackets are filled with people who eagerly sold out their integrity and sentience for economic security and the perks of power. The people at the top, to one degree or another, are quite aware of what they are doing, while those below them labor in ignorance and gnaw on the bones they are thrown. John Perkins was jealous of the naïveté of those working for him. The halls at the CIA’s headquarters are full of zombies who figured out the game well enough to realize that they are trapped in an evil system, and drink themselves to sleep each night, counting their days to retirement. My CIA-contract-agent relative drank himself to death, and probably never really understood what he was involved in. Psychopaths such as Morris Fishbein and Anthony Fauci don’t have consciences that can be troubled by what they do, as they glory in their evil deeds, raking in the money and power.

Fishbein’s career was something to behold, and his promotion of an asbestos cigarette filter says it all about his brand of quackery, and he had the chutzpah to wage a “War on Quacks.” With all of the mystery and uncertainty about biology, in Western medicine, like with all professions, some professional standards have been developed. My upcoming fair hearing essay begins with noting how all professions have standards, which are intended to keep them honest. But as Ed spent his lifetime exposing in the media, while such standards look good on paper, in practice they are quickly abandoned, a joke in the profession, something to sell to grade school teachers. I believed in the Easter Bunny once, too.

In medical science, for any new medical procedure, drug, vaccine, and the like, the gold standard is to test the invention against a placebo (and double-blind, ideally), in which nothing is done. Because biology is so complex, and we barely know what we are doing with our medical interventions, particularly for chronic diseases, the double-blind placebo test is a requirement for testing credible medical interventions.

At this stage, nothing can surprise me about human behavior, but I admit to being surprised by one issue in Kennedy’s book. I have long known that the medical racketeers long ago abandoned placebo testing for vaccines, which is really an admission that they know that they don’t work. In his interview with Tucker Carlson, Kennedy discussed the event, and he wrote about it in his heavily referenced book (to begin chapter 10). In a 2017 meeting with Fauci and his henchmen, Kennedy complained about the 69 mandatory vaccine injections that American children were subjected to, and Kennedy said that none of those vaccines had been subjected to placebo testing. Fauci and his sidekick denied that that was true. After waiting for the promised evidence for several weeks, Kennedy and his allies sued the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Freedom of Information Act. Ten months after Fauci denied it, the HHS admitted that, indeed, no placebo testing had been done for any of those vaccines.

What surprised me in Kennedy’s book was that abandoning placebo testing has been a Fauci trademark from the beginning of his career, and not only on vaccines, but for all of his ballyhooed drugs, and he receives royalties for many of them. Fauci’s rise to fame and fortune began in the 1980s with AIDS, abandoning placebo testing was part of Fauci’s playbook from the beginning, and that practice goes clear up to today’s mRNA vaccines, as they purposefully scuttled the placebo group.

For anybody with eyes to see, they admit from the outset that their medical interventions don’t work. As I will get to before I am done, all vaccines likely caused far more harm than benefit, as well as for all of the heavily promoted drugs that came to market under Fauci’s watch. Fauci’s quackery is far worse than asbestos cigarette filters, as the mRNA vaccines are mandatory. In recent days, I was disinvited to a family gathering and barred from attending an exhibit that I have wanted to attend for several years, because I am not vaccinated. Fauci’s genocidal quackery is greatly impacting my life.

With that preamble, I will now spend the next couple of weeks, at least, discussing Kennedy’s devastating book.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I begin reviewing Kennedy’s book, I want to briefly deal with blurbs. They seem to be a necessary evil in the publishing business. I don’t want to do them when I publish my book, but I admit to reading them when I happen upon a book that I don’t know anything about. I admit to buying books based on blurbs, such as I recently bought a health book because I saw that John Robbins blurbed it. Kennedy’s blubs are a mixed bag. The first blurb is the best, by a Nobel laureate, and not just any Nobel laureate, but the scientist who discovered the HIV virus, who is covered at length in Kennedy’s book. Kennedy did not flatter him in the book, either. I am not a fan of Mike Adams, who got on the QAnon train, and I was surprised that Kennedy used a blurb from Adams. Several others were celebrity blurbs, such as Oliver Stone, Alan Dershowitz, and Mr. Teeth himself, Tony Robbins. So, it was a rather odd collection of blurbs. I think that Kennedy could have done better, but what do I know?

On to the book. In the dedication and acknowledgements section Kennedy listed more than 100 scientists and MDs, who either helped him with his book or he paid homage to them. Kennedy’s work was the effort of an attorney, as mine is of an accountant, but he had a lot of help from his friends, and there are many heavy hitters in science and medicine in Kennedy’s camp.

The book began with a note from the publisher, who considers Kennedy’s book a living document, to be revised as new facts and findings arise. The publisher decried the epidemic of censorship in the media that has accompanied this “pandemic,” and he invited critics of the book to back up their critiques with facts, logic, and the like, not a call for censorship. While reading Kennedys book, I periodically looked at the references. Some were relatively flimsy, but most weren’t. It is an impressively researched book.

Kennedy began his book by noting that there was a collapse of democracy worldwide with this “pandemic,” with widespread censorship and propaganda, lockdowns, violence on protestors, the crazed Cancel Culture aimed at any dissent, and other totalitarian tactics, to force a highly experimental treatment on captive populations, and nearly everybody is marching along to these Pied Pipers of the pandemic, led by Anthony Fauci, who was the book’s primary focus. Kennedy wrote that the book grew from his struggle to understand what was happening, how a global totalitarian regime suddenly appeared, led by the likes of Fauci and Bill Gates.

Kennedy wrote how his family was responsible for a great deal of medical legislation and regulation in the USA, such as how his uncle Ted helped expose the Tuskegee experiments. Kennedy wrote on the phenomenon of regulatory capture, which he encountered many times during his career as a public-interest attorney. Government watchdogs become industry lapdogs, in the world of regulatory capture. Kennedy estimated that a quarter of the hundreds of lawsuits that he filed were against captured regulators who illegally gave the farm away to their patrons in the energy, chemical, and agribusiness industries.

Kennedy joined the vaccine issue reluctantly in 2005, and the regulatory capture that he saw in the American medical racket was far beyond anything that he previously encountered. Amen! As I have long written, the key to understanding all of the rackets is understanding conflicts of interest. When public interest comes into conflict with private gain, the public usually loses, particularly with captured regulators.

Ed and Noam’s Propaganda Model is a conflict-of-interest model, and Ed specialized in conflicts of interest in the financial industry during his career. I am the only CPA that I know of who has publicly admitted the fatal conflict of interest at my profession’s core, which renders it worthless. Ed is the only other writer that I saw who called out that conflict of interest. Capturing the regulator that is literally hired by the regulated is the easiest capture of all.

What Kennedy saw when he began digging into the medical racket shocked even him, and he provided some examples. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) owns hundreds of patents and profits from the sale of products that it regulates. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) owns 57 vaccine patents, and $5 billion of its $12 billion budget is used for buying and distributing vaccines. It was unlimited before it became a public scandal, but Fauci and many officials in American health agencies earn up to $150K per year on patents for products that they helped develop and get approved. The USA’s Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gets 45% of its budget from the pharmaceutical industry (Big Pharma). When Kennedy learned those surreal facts, he said it would be as if the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) got 45% of its revenues from the coal industry.

Kennedy noted how his “liberal” pals have defended those agencies from Republican attacks for so long that they failed to realize that the war had already been won, as those agencies effectively became subsidiaries of Big Pharma. Fauci has been at the forefront of essentially selling those agencies to the very interests that they regulate, calling it a “public-private” partnership.

Kennedy wrote of his book’s genesis, which was when Fauci was essentially sainted by liberals and the media, largely because he served as a counterweight to the odious Trump, who is narcissism personified. But Fauci himself is arguably a psychopath, and, IMO, that situation is just symptomatic of how broken our systems are, as psychopaths make great corporate executives and politicians. I have written about Peter Hotez’s prodigious conflicts of interest, as he is one of the most prominent go-to voices in the media on this “pandemic.” Hotez is such a loyal Fauci henchman that he published an article in July 2021 and argued for expanding “hate crime” protections, in order to make it a felony to publicly criticize Fauci. Hotez has the chutzpah to declare that he has no conflicts of interest as he calls for vaccine skeptics to be wiped out. The Fauci in Kennedy’s book definitely comes across as a psychopath, but Kennedy spent a lot of effort showing how Fauci’s henchmen did most of the dirty work, and the entire medical establishment has been cowed by their behaviors. Any MD or scientist who spoke out was wiped out, career over, that sort of thing. Few ever did, and most played along and quite eagerly at times, as Fauci led a gold rush in AIDS research and infectious diseases.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I am already doing on these posts about Kennedy’s book, I am leavening it with my own experiences and study. Kennedy tends to write some colorful prose in his book, but it is not too distracting. After writing about the awe-inspiring conflicts of interest with the American medical agencies, Kennedy then covered how they have done in this “pandemic.”

Kennedy presented a number of statistics. As of September 30, 2021, as his book went to press, the USA had a COVID death rate of 2,107 deaths per million, which is the highest of any Western nation, and the total deaths are the highest for any nation on Earth, by far. The USA has more than 50 times the death rate of South Korea. The USA’s death rate is nearly four times the rest of the world’s. Kennedy argued that for that alone Fauci should have been fired long ago, not lionized. As Kennedy made the case in his book, instead of attending to the public’s welfare, Fauci attended to Big Pharma’s welfare, and this “pandemic” is merely the latest in a series of health catastrophes that Fauci and friends have foisted on the American public. Kennedy wrote: “As we shall see from this 50-year saga, Dr. Fauci’s remedies are often more lethal than the diseases that they pretend to treat.” We’ll see how much I will quote Kennedy in these posts, but I will a little, such as:


“Anthony Fauci seems to have not considered that his unprecedented quarantine of the healthy would kill far more people than COVID, obliterate the global economy, plunge millions into poverty and bankruptcy, and grievously wound constitutional democracy globally. We have no way of knowing how many people died from isolation, unemployment, deferred medical care, depression, mental illness, obesity, stress, overdoses, suicide, addiction, alcoholism, and the accidents that so often accompany despair. We cannot dismiss the accusations that his lockdowns proved more deadly than the contagion.”


Kennedy then remarked on how American life expectancy plummeted during this pandemic, by more than any other nation on Earth, and especially for American Latinos and blacks, who suffered the worst on Earth, life-expectancy-wise. The life-expectancy decline in the USA was more than eight times the decline in 16 comparable nations. Although Kennedy wrote that we’ll never really know how many died from the lockdowns, some statistics that he presented give us a pretty good idea:

• More than 100,000 children died globally in 2020 due to hunger caused by the pandemic response;
• Nearly seven million children globally also had “wasting and stunting” from malnutrition caused by the pandemic, which scars such children for life;
• In 2020, more than 200,000 children died in South Asia from disruptions in health and nutritional services;
• Deferred medical treatments killed hundreds of thousands globally;
• Unemployment shock from the pandemic is expected to kill nearly a million people.

Those were global impacts from the response that Fauci led. In the USA are many grim statistics, such as:

• Suicide rates among children increased by 50%;
• In June 2020, 11% of American adults considered suicide;
• In 2020, 30% more Americans died of overdoses as compared to 2019, for more than 20,000 additional deaths.
• Three million children vanished from the USA’s educational system;
• Infants born during the quarantine had an IQ drop of 22 points;
• Emergency rooms saw a 31% increase in adolescent mental health visits;

I’ll finish this post with quotes from Kennedy and Fauci. Kennedy wrote:

“Dr. Fauci admitted that he never assessed the costs of desolation, poverty, unhealthy isolation, and depression fostered by his countermeasures. ‘I don’t give advice about economic things.’ Dr. Fauci explained. ‘I don’t give advice on anything other than public health,’ he continued, even though he was so clearly among those responsible for the economic and social costs.”

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Even though Fauci declared that he did not assess the economic aspects of his “pandemic” response, they were very real, the impact was quite curious, and Kennedy provided some of the stats. The pandemic lockdown response bankrupted 41% of small black-owned businesses and put 58 million Americans out of work. The government’s response will likely bankrupt New Deal programs such as Medicare. But two groups “coincidentally” did great in this pandemic: Big Pharma and the rich. The USA’s workers lost 3.7 trillion in wealth, while the billionaires gained $3.9 trillion, for the greatest transfer of wealth in world history. The very same high-tech companies that are censoring anything that contradicts Fauci’s pronouncements are the ones being made richer by his actions. “Coincidence”? What Ed warned about has come to pass.

Fauci has one job: ensure the health of Americans, and he has been a spectacular failure on that score, which Kennedy discussed. American children born since 1984, AKA “The Fauci Generation,” are the sickest generation in American history and among the unhealthiest people on Earth, to quote Kennedy:


“His [Fauci’s] obsequious subservience to the Big Ag, Big Food, and pharmaceutical companies has left our children drowning in a toxic soup of pesticide residues, corn syrup, and processed foods, while also serving as pincushions for 69 mandated doses by age 18 – none of them properly safety tested.

“When Dr. Fauci took office, America was still ranked among the world’s healthiest populations. An August 2021 study by the Commonwealth Fund ranked America’s health care system dead last among industrialized nations, with the highest infant mortality and the lowest life expectancy. ‘If health care were an Olympic sport, the US might not qualify in a competition with other high-income nations,’ laments the study’s lead author, Eric Schneider, who serves as Senior Vice President for Policy and Research at the Commonwealth Fund.”

[…]”The life expectancy decrease widened the gap between the US and its peers to nearly five years, and American children have lost seven IQ points since 2000.”


Kennedy then presented many statistics to highlight Fauci’s failure, such as:

• Allergic, autoimmune, and chronic illnesses afflict 54% of American children, up from 12.8% when Fauci took over NIAID [National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases] in 1984, which include explosions in asthma, eczema, food allergies, rhinitis, and anaphylaxis, which began their meteoric rise in 1989.
• 80 autoimmune diseases, all practically unknown before Fauci’s reign, became epidemic since he took office.
• Autism rose from about three-in-10,000 Americans to one-in-34 today.
• Neurological diseases such as ADD/ADHD, speech and sleep disorders, narcolepsy, facial tics, and Tourette’s syndrome have become “normal” in American children.
• By 2030, obesity, diabetes, and pre-diabetes are predicted to afflict 85% of Americans.

So, what is causing this catastrophe? Fauci does not know and does not care, as all that he does is work for Big Pharma, promoting new drugs and vaccines. As far as I have seen in my studies, this situation has two primary parents:

• Skyrocketing consumption of processed food;
• Skyrocketing mandatory vaccinations, of which these Frankensteinian COVID vaccines are simply the latest.

It is actually Fauci’s job to find out, but he has shown little interest in finding out, as his reign has been all about new drugs and vaccines. The USA has the highest medical bill on Earth, by far, and the worst health of all industrial nations, with Fauci at the helm. Is something wrong with that picture?

Kennedy wrote:


“Is it fair to blame Dr. Fauci for a crisis that, of course, has many authors? Due to his vast budgetary discretion, his unique political access, his power over HHS and its various agencies, his moral authority, and his bully pulpit, Tony Fauci has more power than any other individual to direct public energies toward solutions. He has done the opposite. Instead of striving to identify the etiologies of the chronic disease pandemic, we shall see that Dr. Fauci has deliberately and systematically used his staggering power over Federal scientific research, medical schools, medical journals, and the careers of individual scientists, to derail inquiry and obstruct research that might provide the answers.”


Kennedy has known Fauci for many years, and his impression is very different from that of spellbound Democrats, who have given him a blank check to fight the “pandemic” that he may well be the author of.

To get ahead of Kennedy’s narrative a little, most of the COVID statistics that we see in the media are Big Lies, just like Orwell predicted. America’s COVID death count has always been fraudulent. According to the CDC, 95% of the so-called COVID deaths in the USA are accompanied by several “comorbidities” each. Today’s Americans are history’s fattest and most sedentary humans, and obesity is just one of the symptoms of metabolic disease, which primarily comes from eating processed food. Since 88% of Americans have metabolic disease, my guess is that 100% of the so-called COVID deaths are actually from metabolic disease, as the deaths are overwhelmingly of the fat and frail, and particularly the elderly, who have had metabolic disease the longest. You won’t find a peep in the media about these easily found facts, as all that we hear is a drumbeat for mandatory vaccinations. It is like the world’s greatest cult, and few Americans seem to think that anything is awry with this situation, which is typical.

This thread on Kennedy’s book is just getting warmed up. It will be a long, wild ride.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Kennedy began his book with a quote from John Abramson, an MD at Harvard Medical School, who wrote:


“The first step is to give up the illusion that the primary purpose of modern medical research is to improve Americans’ health most effectively and efficiently. In our opinion, the primary purpose of commercially funded clinical research is to maximize financial return on investment, not health.”


That is about the most succinct summary of the American medical racket that I have seen. I have often stated that capitalism and medicine make very poor bedfellows. Kennedy has written that Fauci is a businessman, first and foremost, whose primary preoccupation is the profits of his patrons in Big Pharma. That explains Fauci’s disastrous reign better than anything. As Dennis discovered early in his journey, mobsters and capitalism make natural bedfellows, and Dennis’s odyssey can really be summarized as his encounters with criminals, from the street corner to the electric companies and their henchmen in the media and government (1, 2, 3, 4) to the highest councils on Earth. American foreign policy has always been designed to serve American imperial interests, as the USA screws over the world on behalf of capitalism. Half of today’s world economy is controlled by transnational American corporations, so that often-genocidal strategy has worked well. Today, the system also feeds on Americans, who have the highest medical bill on Earth, by far, and the poorest health among industrialized nations, which is arguably the best indicator of the medical racket’s existence.

In that light, Fauci is no aberration, but the logical conclusion of American medicine, a worthy successor to Morris Fishbein, and their capitalistic quackery has killed many millions of Americans. Kennedy noted a 2010 interview that Fauci gave in New Yorker magazine, in which he cited the book The Godfather as his guide for action, and Fauci quoted his favorite line from the book, “It’s nothing personal, it’s strictly business.” It was the saying that Dennis heard the most, as people sank their daggers in.

Congress specifically charged Fauci with investigating the explosion in chronic diseases that began in 1989, after he had been at the helm for five years. Fauci was derelict in that duty, and has never offered an explanation for that phenomenon. He has no interest in questions such as those, but has focused all of his efforts on drugs and vaccines, which helped Big Pharma build huge empires, as he also sucks up to the food processors, industrial polluters, and the like.

Throughout Kennedy’s book, he chronicled the many outrageous lies that Fauci has told over his career. In this so-called pandemic, Fauci openly admitted that he lied. It is well-known among scientists that masking, social distancing, and quarantining the healthy have almost no evidence supporting them, and Fauci dismissed masking early on, to later admit to InStyle magazine that his dismissal was intended to prevent a public run on masks. Freedom of Information lawsuits made Fauci’s emails public, and in his emails, he admitted how worthless masking was. In January 2020, Fauci publicly stated, in a speech to HHS regulators:


“The one thing historically people need to realize, that even if there is some asymptomatic transmission, in all history of respiratory borne viruses of any type, asymptomatic transmission has never been the driver of outbreaks. The driver of outbreaks is always the symptomatic person. Even if there is a rare asymptomatic person that might transmit, an epidemic is not driven by asymptomatic carriers.”


But I have had to wear a mask in public for nearly two years. I even had to wear one while hiking for a year. It has been all useless, but mandated by Fauci and crew. In March 2020, Fauci said that the only effect of masks may be “making people feel a little better.” I have seen masking in public called “medical theater.” Kennedy compared the mask mandates to the insane “duck and cover” nuclear drills of his childhood, which JFK’s secretary of defense called “National Mass Psychosis.”

Fauci’s lockdowns of the healthy are so bizarre that WHO’s official pandemic protocols specifically recommended against them. Kennedy quoted a high-ranking WHO official, David Nabarro, who said:


“We in the World Health Organization do not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of controlling this virus. We may well have a doubling of poverty next year. We’ll have at least a doubling of child malnutrition because children are not getting meals at school and their parents in poor families are not able to afford it. This a terrible, ghastly, global catastrophe, actually, and so we really do appeal to all of the world leaders: Stop using lockdowns as your primary control method […] lockdowns just have one consequence that you must never belittle – and that is making poor people an awful lot poorer.”


Nabarro has been prophetic. Fauci told several “noble lies” during this “pandemic.” Fauci originally declared that a 70% vaccination rate would achieve “herd immunity,” then he increased it to 80-90%, but later admitted that there was no science to support his changing positions, but just poll results that showed that more people were willing to get them. It is completely insane to vaccinate children, whose risk of death from COVID is practically non-existent. A healthy British child has a one-in-a-million chance of dying from COVID (but whose risk of death from the vaccine may be far higher). But while justifying his vaccine mandates for children, Fauci fondly reminisced about the measles and mumps vaccines that he received as a child in the 1940s, but those vaccines were not introduced until the 1960s. Fauci was about 80 when he said that, so maybe he is merely demented.

Kennedy wrote:


“Dr. Fauci’s libertine approach to facts may have contributed to what, for me, was the most troubling and infuriating feature of all the public health responses to COVID. The blatant and relentless manipulation of data to serve the vaccine agenda became the apogee of a year of stunning regulatory malpractice.

“[…] During a pandemic, reliable and comprehensive data are critical for determining the behavior of the pathogen, identifying vulnerable populations, rapidly measuring the effectiveness of interventions, mobilizing the medical community around cutting-edge disease management, and inspiring cooperation from the public. The shockingly low quality of virtually all relevant data pertinent to COVID-19, and the quackery, the obfuscation, the cherrypicking and blatant perversion would have scandalized, offended, and humiliated every prior generation of American public health officials. Too often, Dr. Fauci was at the center of these systemic deceptions. The ‘mistakes’ were always in the same direction – inflating the risks of coronavirus and the safety and efficacy of vaccines in order to stoke public fear of COVID and provoke mass compliance. The excuses for his mistakes range from blaming the public (now blaming the unvaccinated), blaming politics, and explaining gyrations by saying, ‘You’ve got to evolve with the science.’”

“At the outset of the pandemic, Dr. Fauci used wildly inaccurate modeling to overestimate US deaths by 525 percent. Scammer and pandemic fabricator Neal Ferguson of Imperial College London was their author, with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation of $148.8 million. Dr. Fauci used this model as justification for his lockdowns.”

“As America’s COVID czar, Dr. Fauci never complained about CDC’s decision to skip autopsies for deaths attributed to vaccines. This practice allowed CDC to persistently claim that all deaths following vaccination were “unrelated to vaccination.” CDC also refused to conduct follow-up medical inquiries among people claiming vaccine injuries. Inspired by rich incentives to classify every patient as a COVID-19 victim – Medicare paid hospitals $39,000 per ventilator and only $13,000 for garden variety respiratory infections – hospitals contributed to the deception. Once more, Dr. Fauci winked at the fraud.”

“Dr. Fauci’s refusal to fix the HHS’s notoriously dysfunctional vaccine injury surveillance system (VAERS) constituted inexcusable negligence. HHS’s own studies indicate that VAERS may be understating vaccine injuries by OVER 99%.”

“[…] Successive Gallup polling showed that the average Democrat believed that 50 percent of COVID infections resulted in hospitalization. The real number was less than one percent.”


I’ll try to not quote Kennedy too much in this thread, but his voice deserves to be heard at times in this summary.

The man who invented the PCR test and won a Nobel Prize for it, Kary Mullis, called Fauci a lying quack since the 1980s, when Fauci made a name for himself as the AIDS fighter. In August 2021, the CDC finally admitted that the PCR test could not distinguish COVID from other viral illnesses, and in the early days, the PCR results were amplified far past what was scientifically credible, which led to overstating positives. Oh, if Mullis was alive to witness the past two years. He would not have been quiet about what he saw.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This post will take a break from writing about Medical Racket 2.0, and cover today’s hike. As I recently wrote, hiking in inclement weather does not bother me. I have rediscovered what Brent and I did 20 years ago, hiking in any kind of weather, which does not matter when the hikes are only for a few hours. A big storm is coming to Seattle, and may dump quite a bit of snow tomorrow before it gets frigid next week, for one of the rare White Christmases in Seattle.

Near the trailhead is a pond that never hosted waterfowl in 20 years of hiking past it, but a few years ago, a tree fell into it, and I think that it provided enough shelter so that ducks have adopted it. A mating pair was there this spring, and it looks like word got out, as a small flock lives there today, pic attached.

Today, I hiked to what used to be a Christmas tree, before the Scrooge Patrol stripped it earlier this year. Less than a half mile from that tree, the forest is being raped by logging, but a little tree worship is forbidden, in these days of bizarre priorities. It was raining as I began my hike, but the tree is a thousand feet higher than the trailhead, and as I neared the tree, magic happened, as the rain turned to snow.

When I got to that tree, Santa’s Forest Elves put on Ornaments of Defiance, pics attached. I did not see another person on today’s hike, as the weather keeps people huddled around the fire with hot chocolate in hand. I may even start to prefer hiking in soggy weather this winter, as it guarantees solitude.

So, today’s little pilgrimage was magical. In nations with Christian heritage, tonight is the only night of the year when most of us go to bed to dream of peace, plenty, and goodwill to all.

Ho, ho, ho,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

In his book, Kennedy reported that the New York Times and CNN, who were two of Ed’s primary focuses of his propaganda research (1, 2), were the most culpable for publishing and broadcasting COVID scare stories. But that was just the beginning of the media’s propaganda function. The transparent lies by Fauci and crew quickly became enshrined as hallowed truths in the Internet media, which then began censoring anything that deviated from the propaganda line. Doctors were silenced, social media accounts were censored and terminated, including Kennedy’s Instagram account, as Fauci’s lies became holy writ. Kennedy was shocked by not only Fauci’s dereliction of duty, such as failing to advise Americans on how to keep their immune systems healthy during the lockdowns, but he wrote:


“Instead of urging calm and telling us, as FDR did during the depths of the Depression, that ‘we have nothing to fear but fear itself,’ all of Dr. Fauci’s prescriptions and communications seemed intended to maximize stress and trauma; enforced isolation, mandated masking, business closures, evictions and bankruptcies, lockdowns, and separating children from parents and parents from grandparents. We know that fear, stress, and trauma wreak havoc on our immune systems.”


A great deal of Kennedy’s book was devoted to the stark contrast between how Fauci addressed the “pandemic” versus long-time best practice. Kennedy quoted Yale epidemiologist Harvey Risch, who said that:


“The Best Practices for defeating an infectious disease epidemic dictate that you quarantine and treat the sick, protect the most vulnerable, and aggressively develop repurposed therapeutic drugs, and use early treatment protocols to avoid hospitalizations.”

“Unless you are an island nation prepared to shut out the world, you can’t stop a global viral pandemic, but you can make it less deadly. Our objective should have been to devise treatments that would reduce hospitalization and death. We could have easily defanged COVID-19 so that it was less lethal than the seasonal flu. We could have done this very quickly. We could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives.”


Kennedy also quoted Dr. Peter McCullough, one of the most published doctors on Earth, with over 600 peer-reviewed articles, who said:


“We could have dramatically reduced COVID fatalities and hospitalizations using early treatment protocols and repurposed drugs including ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine and many, many others.”

“[…] Using repurposed drugs, we could have ended his pandemic by May 2020 and saved 500,000 American lives, but for Dr. Fauci’s hard-headed tunnel vision on new vaccines and remdesivir.”


Dr. Pierre Kory concurred, stating:


“The efficacy of some of these drugs as prophylaxis is almost miraculous, plus early intervention in the week after exposure stops viral replication and prevents development of cytokine storm and entrance to the pulmonary phase. We could have stopped this pandemic in its tracks in the spring of 2020.”


As Kennedy documented in his book, Fauci not only did not advocate any of those well-established protocols, but he actively scuttled them. There was a method to his madness, which was a replay of how he responded to AIDS: clear the decks so that Big Pharma could “ride to the rescue” with lucrative new treatments. Much of Kennedy’s book was devoted to that genocidal malpractice that Fauci led, which I will write on at length in coming posts.

Before the so-called mRNA vaccines were developed, Fauci did not advocate any early treatment, and just waited for the sick to be hospitalized, which was largely too late to save the patient when it reached that stage.

Kennedy wrote:


“Risch, McCullough, and Kory are among a large chorus of experts (including Nobel Laureate Luc Montagnier) who argue that, by treating patients at home during the early stages of the illness, we could have averted cataclysmic lockdowns and found medicine resources for protecting vulnerable populations while encouraging the spread of the disease in age groups with extremely low-risk, in order to achieve permanent herd immunity. They point out that natural immunity, in all known cases, is superior to vaccine-induced immunity, but both more durable (it often lasts a lifetime) and broader spectrum – meaning it provides a shield against subsequent variants.”


Kory stated, “Vaccinating citizens with natural immunity should have never been our public health policy.”


Kennedy wrote:


“Dr. Fauci’s strategy committed hundreds of billions of societal resources on a high-risk gambit to develop novel technology vaccines, and virtually nothing toward developing repurposed medications that are effective against COVID. ‘That strategy kept the medical treatment on hold globally for an entire year as a readily treatable virus ravaged populations,’ says Kory. ‘It is absolutely shocking that he recommended no outpatient care, not even Vitamin D despite the fact that he takes it himself and much of the country is Vitamin D deficient.’ […] Kory won the British Medical Association’s President’s Choice Award in 2015.”


Kory said:


“The outcome we should have been trying to prevent is hospitalizations. You don’t just sit around and wait for an infected patient to become ill. Dr. Fauci’s treatment strategies all began once these under-medicated patients were hospitalized. By that time, it was too late for many of them. It was insane. It was perverse. It was unethical.”


Kennedy made it very clear that Fauci actively fought anything that got in the way of hundreds of billions of dollars of revenue for Big Pharma, which has been his playbook since he got involved with AIDS in the 1980s. That litany comes soon.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Long before COVID arrived on the scene, the USA’s pharmaceutical companies were considered gangsters of a sort, jacking drug prices, for generic drugs, mind you, to the sky. In the rare event when I watch network TV (pretty much only for stray sporting events), it is surreal for me to see drug ads on TV. I am not the only person who thinks so, as most Americans think that drug companies have stepped over the line. I guess that the idea is that people are supposed to ask their doctors for drugs that they saw ads for while watching TV. In the UK, Brits call it something right out of Orwell, that Americans are bombarded with drug ads.

The only drug I imbibe, and rarely, is ibuprofen. I don’t even do caffeine. I have only seen doctors a few times in my adulthood, and have not been treated by one since 1996, when I took Prozac for a few months. Pfizer has been found criminally negligent so many times that it has been called its business model, and these are the companies riding to the rescue for this so-called “pandemic.”

Early in Kennedy’s book, he discussed the alliance that Fauci has with Bill Gates. He gets far deeper into it later in the book, and it is sordid. What they have done is arguably genocidal, as their efforts have targeted the world’s poor, orphans, and the like for medical experiments that they would not dare try on middle-class white Americans. Sub-Saharan Africa has been their fief in that regard, as they inflict what Kennedy calls “medical colonialism.” In that regard, I realized that Gates’s palling around with the world’s greatest war criminals and fraudsters is no accident or poor judgment, but the essence of Gates’s endeavors. One pal thinks that Gates hung out with Epstein for access to the teenage girls in his stable, which would not be surprising. There is a lot of damage control around the recent Gates scandals, and it is probably safe to say that he will not be able to buy himself a Nobel Prize.

Reading of the African experiences of Gates and Fauci overlapped other studies of mine. As I knew that I would be reading about Africa in Kennedy’s book, I wondered if his photo-op with who is likely the greatest living mass murderer was just a preview, and it was. Uganda was where Kagame mounted his invasion of Rwanda from. Uganda is Idi Amin’s former haunt, which is run dictatorially today by his former defense minister. Uganda and Rwanda indeed came up in Kennedy’s book. So, the dictators of those nations have not only slaughtered millions, while the USA and friends supported them, but they also use their populations as guinea pigs for drugs and vaccines that would never be tested in the USA. No wonder Gates is such a close buddy of those butchers.

Also, Kennedy will get into Fauci’s obsession with “gain-of-function” research, which may well have created COVID-19. So, Fauci may be like an arsonist who leads the fight against the fire that he started. As Kennedy noted, gain-of-function research has proven completely useless, except for biological warfare purposes. This begins treading conspiracist territory, and I will go there some before I finish this thread. The suspicions are not easily dismissed, although the media will never go there.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

In Kennedy’s book, Fauci regularly made statements that flew in the face of long-established medical facts and practice, so that Nobel Laureates and the like would utter a collective “Huh?!” when Fauci made his nonsensical announcements, some of which were on par with Fishbein’s asbestos cigarette filter. Fauci has been like the boy who cried wolf for many years, trying to scare the public with phony “pandemics,” which Kennedy devoted a chapter of his book to chronicling. After many false alarms, Fauci finally hit pay dirt with COVID, which makes the suspicion that he helped engineer it worth considering. I am attaching an image from the email dump that came from a lawsuit. It may be Fauci’s handiwork, which seems to have been signed by him, which depicts COVID-19 as the “winner” in an NCAA-style basketball tournament (Fauci played basketball in school), made just as COVID was beginning its rise to “pandemic” status. It was passed around among the boys at the CDC, at minimum, and shows how “funny” they thought COVID was. That kind of “humor” has long been prominent in the halls of American medicine, which Ralph Moss remarked on plenty, for instance.

Fauci has made a number of nonsensical statements during this “pandemic,” flip-flopped numerous times, and even self-admittedly lied to the public more than once. But from a medical standpoint, one of his most egregious stances has been advocating vaccination for people who had already recovered from COVID. On no planet does that make any sense. Recovery from infectious disease confers immunity, generally for a lifetime, which Fauci himself admitted at times, so his flip-flopping on vaccinating the already recovered was more of the Keystone Cops brand of medicine that Fauci has long been known for. Taking their cue from him, some scientists began stating that immunity from COVID recovery was fleeting, but their work was so incompetent as to be arguably fraudulent. A recent study set the record straight. COVID is like all other infectious diseases, in that recovery from it confers immunity, likely life-long, just as if they had the measles and other such diseases. All of these “variants” are largely meaningless to them, also, as they will almost always be immune to them, too. Actually, vaccinating the recovered may be hazardous to their health.

Fauci’s track record of nonsensical medical pronouncements goes back to the AIDS days, when he stated that antibody production did not mean that the patient had recovered from the infection, but was about to die from it. That flew in the face of all medical understanding, and sane scientists and doctors, Nobel Laureates among them, still wait for Fauci to explain that bizarre stance.

Best,

Wade